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‘Rose Hill’ Amazon Series Adds Siobhan McGroarty, Sophia Reid-Gantzert, West Mulholland
Amazon Prime Video's 'Rose Hill' series has cast five new additions — three series regulars and two recurring guest stars — joining previously announced leads in the adaptation of Elsie Silver's novel
Americana Award Winners Include Molly Tuttle, Brandi Carlile, Gillian Welch and Tyler Childers, as Robert Plant and Others Receive Lifetime Honors
The Americana Music Honors & Awards in Nashville crowned Molly Tuttle artist of the year, gave lifetime honors to Robert Plant, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, and Dolly Parton, while hosts the Milk
Netflix, Amazon, Google Race to Deploy AI in Hollywood
Hollywood's biggest players and a wave of AI-native disruptors are moving generative tools from experiment to standard production practice, with Netflix's near-$600 million InterPositive buy leading a
Beck: Sea Change Is What Fans Care About Now, Not Odelay
In a wide-ranging career-spanning interview, Beck reflects on his preference for introspective over funky work, the performance-art MTV moment with Thurston Moore, the many projects he turned down, an
Luke Bryan Headlines Live From Roku City
Luke Bryan will perform an exclusive concert inside Roku City's animated skyline on Sept. 19, timed to the release of his ninth studio album 'Signs,' as part of Roku's expanding 'Live From Roku City'
‘Tyson’ Trailer: Mike Tyson Chronicles His Journey From Dropout to Heavyweight Champion in Netflix Docuseries
Netflix released a trailer for "Tyson," a four-part docuseries chronicling Mike Tyson's life from Brooklyn dropout to youngest heavyweight champion, also announcing a companion one-man show special fo
Doc Captures 1972 Toronto 'Godspell' Comedy Ensemble
A new documentary captures the legendary 1972 Toronto production of 'Godspell' that launched the careers of comedy icons including Martin Short, Gilda Radner, and Eugene Levy.
Bonnie Greer obituary
Bonnie Greer, the American-born writer and broadcaster who became a familiar voice on BBC2's Late Review and Newsnight Review from the 1990s onwards, has died aged 77.
Fukunaga, Plambech to Lead Zurich Film Festival Juries
Cary Joji Fukunaga and Sine Plambech will lead the Feature Film and Documentary competition juries, respectively, at this year's Zurich Film Festival, where Plambech's latest film 'Rescue' will also g
Queen at Sea: Hammer's Devastating Dementia Comeback
Lance Hammer's Queen at Sea, his first feature since the 2008 Sundance winner Ballast, is a devastating dementia drama starring Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall as an elderly couple whose intima
Bobby Prod, BBC, Folivari, Gao Shan Win Cartoon Forum Tributes
Cartoon Forum's 2026 Cartoon Tributes honored Bobby Prod as Producer of the Year, Folivari International as Investor/Distributor of the Year, BBC as Broadcaster of the Year, and awarded a new sustaina
Clare Stewart Steps Down as IFFR Managing Director
Clare Stewart is stepping down as Managing Director of the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR), where she jointly led the organization alongside Festival Director Vanja Kaludjercac and helped
100 Tubas Give Braxton's Rare Piece Its Third-Ever Performance
One hundred tuba players from four countries will gather at a 20-foot-walled garden in East Lothian on 19 September to give the third-ever and first-outside-the-US performance of Anthony Braxton's 197
Beabadoobee Swerves Back to Alt-Rock Fury on 'Pylon'
Beabadoobee's fourth album "Pylon" pivots sharply back toward the 90s alt-rock, grunge and shoegaze roots that launched her career, pairing caustic guitar work with lyrics about tour dislocation, fake
Inside Europe's Largest Free Women's Art Collection in Cambridge
Murray Edwards College in Cambridge runs Europe's largest publicly accessible collection of modern and contemporary art by women — over 600 works by 300+ artists, free to visit year-round.
The Freyas Names First Nordic Film & TV Honorees
The Freyas, a new pan-Nordic film and TV awards ceremony, announced its inaugural class of eight honorees ahead of its first-ever ceremony in Helsinki on Sept. 22, spotlighting talent from across Finl
Netanyahu Moves to Revoke NAZA Filmmakers' Citizenship
Netanyahu has moved to revoke the Israeli citizenship of the directors behind the 'NAZA' film, a Gaza documentary that has triggered a political backlash in Israel.
Audiences Flocking To Anime On Netflix At 10 Times The Rate Of Other Genres, Report Reveals
Netflix anime viewing surged 39% in the first half of 2024, nearly 10 times the streamer's overall viewing growth rate, according to Media Partners Asia's new Anime Economy report tracking the genre's
Harry Sparkes, 13, Lands Voice of Thomas the Tank Engine
A 13-year-old schoolboy from Hertfordshire has made his voice-acting debut as Thomas the Tank Engine in a new animated series, with Henry Golding narrating. He kept the nine-month recording stint a se
Refn Says Heart Surgery Saved His Filmmaking Career
Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn credits a 2023 open heart surgery with reigniting his filmmaking passion after years in a creative 'abyss,' with the near-death experience directly inspiring his n
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